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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1974

Page

1

Washington Council weighs saving city tree amid fire damage

The Washington City Council tabled a decision on saving a large West Tyler Street maple damaged by arson fires. George Norman of Norman Tree Service estimated costly repairs and potential removal if it dies, while neighbors raised funds to try saving the tree.

Washington City Council West Tyler Street George Norman Norman Tree Service Norman West Tyler Don Lawless Dick Anderson Ford Schulze Motors Hutmacher Chevrolet Harold Johnson Washington Jefferson van Buren Keokuk Ames KC Hall Gary Sheetz

Theft at Jim's Standard Station Near Washington

Police report another theft at Jim's Standard Station on the west edge of Washington. An unknown person used a key to enter and removed about $30 from the soft drink machine. The loss was found when Jim Munn checked the machine, likely over the weekend, aligning with break-ins at two other local businesses.

Washington Jim Jim Munn

West Chester Meeting Set On School's Future March 7

West Chester area residents are urged to attend a 7 30 p m meeting at the West Chester School to discuss the future of the school. Dean Curtis superintendent of Mid Prairie Schools will lead the discussion.

West Chester Dean Curtis Mid - Prairie Schools

Warning on Bikes From Police Chief Cherry

Police Chief Jack Cherry warned Washington bicycle riders that night riders will be stopped. New bikes must have lights or face impoundment up to 30 days under city ordinance as warmer weather nears. Some lightless bikes have already been cited.

Public Works Jim Reschily Crane Co Reschly Robison Washington Elm Grove Cemetery North Sixth Avenue Jack Cherry Cherry

No School Thursday for St James Pupils

St James School will not hold classes on Thursday March 7 as teachers attend a diocesan in service day in Iowa City. A one day workshop on Parent Teacher Effectiveness Training will be led by Sister Regis Ann Leonard OSF and Rev Ronald Schmitz.

St James School Iowa City Regis Ann Leonard OSF Ronald Schmitz

Town 2000 speaker bureau formed in Washington County

The Washington County Iowa 2000 committee forms a speaker bureau to discuss the year 2000 with county residents. Rev J Roland Crandall Charles Hotle Bill Whittenberg Gary Murphy James Frier and Mrs Robert Day serve. Groups may contact these people. William Perdock chairs the committee with John Davis Don Kirchner Keith Horn Mr Hotle and Mrs Day as members.

Washington County Iowa J. Roland Crandall Charles Hotle Bill Whittenberg Gary Murphy James Frier Robert Day William Perdock John Davis Ainsworth Don Kirchner Keith Horn Riverside

Fuel Supply Optimism From Officials Amid Shortage Worries

Washington energy chief William E. Simon urged that forecasts of dire gasoline shortages are as unlikely as earlier doom predictions about winter fuel crises. Officials expect Arab oil producers may lift the embargo, boosting production and lowering crude prices, though relief won’t be immediate. Simon cited policy successes in easing gasoline lines and noted potential broader energy cooperation with the Arabs. West Virginia miners protest fuel limits as courts consider orders to resume work.

Washington UFI William E. Simon United States Simon Nixon CBS TV Morning News Federal Energy Office FEC New York Henry A Kissinger West Virginia Arch A. Moore Jr

Akron publisher escapes extortion plot arrest of suspect

Akron police said George Wallace Blake, 43, was arrested on extortion charges after a $2 million kidnapping ransom threat linked to Ben Maidenburg, publisher of the Akron Beacon Journal. The case involved calls to Maidenburg and his son at WAKR, with FBI aid and security at the journalist’s home.

Akron, Ohio UPI Ben Maidenburg Akron Beacon-Journal Akron George Wallace Blake Murray Stewart Wjw-Tv Cleveland Maidenburg WAKR Ben Jr American Revolutionary Party Stewart Miss Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army San Francisco Blake

Weather outlook: partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday

Partly cloudy conditions persist tonight and Wednesday with lows in the upper 30s and highs near 60. Southwest winds shift from 15 to 25 mph this afternoon to 12 to 20 mph tonight.

Allen Keppy Named Iowa Pork All American at Association Meeting

Allen Keppy aged 37 from Watton was named Iowa's Pork All-American during the Iowa Pork Producers Association annual meeting. He runs a 230 acre farm finishing 1800 crossbred pigs annually, with 200 litters farrowed, and operates open front confinement buildings with a feed center and 20 ton scale. Keppy is ISU Farm Operations graduate and a noted hog show judge with multiple championships and Production Tested Contests in 1969 70 and 1972 70.

Allen Keppy Watton Iowa Iowa Pork Producers Association Keppy Iowa State University Midwest

Iowa lawmakers mull delaying sales tax repeal amidst budget worries

Iowa leaders weigh dropping Gov. Ray's sales tax repeal on food and drugs as debate on inheritance tax relief and income tax deductions stalls. Lt. Gov. Neu says little chance all three measures pass this session while concerns grow over heating fuel exemptions and potential impact on the state general fund.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Warren Curtis Cherokee Iowa Arthur Neu Senate Neu Roger Shaff R-Camanche House

Pre retirement planning course for farmers and wives

A two session program on March 7 and 14 at the Washington YMCA Community Room offers talks on estate planning social security retirement finance and farm income issues. Included are speakers from Extension and Iowa agencies plus a panel on meaningful retirement with breaks and registration at 9 30 am.

Washington Ymca Jim Frier Mark Hampshire Ken Muller Cedar Co John Anderson Iowa Employment Security Commission Arizona Iowa Jane Passmore Home Economist Everett Stoneberg Ed Kirby Stoneberg

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